The Bombay High Court, hearing Raj Kundra’s plea challenging his arrest by the Mumbai Crime Branch, reserved its order in the case after hearing both sides on Monday. The Crime Branch informed the Bombay High Court that they have recovered 68 porn videos from Raj Kundra’s laptop and that he deleted his iCloud account.

Kundra’s plea claims that due process was not followed in his arrest. The Mumbai Crime Branch in its reply to the court claimed that they cannot be mute spectators when the accused is destroying all evidence. Chief Public Prosecutor Aruna Pai claimed that a notice under Section 41A (notice of appearance before police officer) of the CrPC was served to Kundra and his associate, Ryan Thorpe, and that Kundra refused to accept it.